The documents
behind the movement.
Access official Humanist Party of Kenya documents, policies, publications, electoral materials and institutional resources.
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The Resource Centre brings important Humanist Party documents together in one place so citizens, members, journalists, researchers and prospective candidates can find them easily.
One place for the documents that define the movement.
Resource library
Humanist Party Constitution
Defines the party's structure, membership, organs, leadership responsibilities and democratic decision-making rules.
Humanist Manifesto
Sets out the party's priorities for a fairer Kenya, including human dignity, accountable government and broad opportunity.
Humanist Ideology
Explains the Humanist philosophy behind the party's commitment to freedom, social democracy, equality and republican democracy.
Nomination Rules
Provides the process, requirements and standards for party nominations and candidates seeking elective office.
HUMANIST PARTY RECRUITMENT PlAN
Outlines the party's approach to recruiting members, volunteers and candidates to strengthen the Humanist movement.
How the party is organised.
Institutional documents explain the structures, rules and responsibilities that guide the Humanist Party.
What we believe.
What we propose.
Explore the documents behind our vision for Kenya and the practical policies we believe can deliver it.
Resources for members.
Materials for people joining, organising and participating in the Humanist movement.
Preparing to run for office?
Find nomination rules, candidate resources, campaign guidance and electoral materials.
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Annual Party Report
Institutional activities, progress and accountability.
Read summary → PublicationHumanist Policy Brief
Short, accessible explanations of policy positions.
Read summary → ElectoralElectoral Resources
Materials supporting citizens and candidates during elections.
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